Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-14
HERE AND THERE.

Quite a number attended Trigi
county court yesterday.
Bassett & Co will open up u new
store next TO the City Bauk.
Quite a number went down TO Ce
rulean from the city Sunday.
Jesup Avenue is now being graded
and will at once be macadamized.
Remember the opening ball at So.
bree comes Off next Saturday night.
A new dwelling is being erected
on the lot adjoining Mr.. w. II. Fax
on.
School wanted next fall by 4 COM
petent young man. Address this Of
fee.
Nearly all of the boarders at the
colleges have left for their respective
homes.
W. L. Embry pays AZ cents for
good lambs aud 3 cents per pound for
good cattle.
An excursion of colored people left
the city Sunday for Bowling Green
and returned Sunday night.
Rev. A. w. Meacham baptized two
young ladies at Locust Grove Church,
near Caledonia, Sunday morning.
The name of the station ON the l.
A. & 7. Il. r., known as Bryants' has
been given the name of Crazy.
See what Pye & Walton have TO
say In their new advertisement in
this issue.
Read what NJ. Frankel & Sons
have to say about low prices in their
advertisement which appears in this
issue.
l hereby give notice that Mr.. F. c.
McCarroll Is not authorized to take
orders or collect money due me as he
is not now in my employ.
L. FRITscH.
Three store houses are in process
of erection at Crazy, OH the l. A IL L.
II. II. and others will be built at an
early day.
Mrs. L. G. Robinson has had both
of her houses on Jesup Avenue, re-
painted. The Improvement is quite
noticeable. i
Dawson is under full Roadway and
form the county are leaving |
for that popular resort to spend
season of pleasure.
The trial of Tompkins for killing
Purdy, at Cerulean, was concluded
1t Cadiz Thursday morning, and the
ury decided on imprisonment for
life.
Mr.. Weddings lecture on Stone
wall Jackson will be delivered at the
Opera House on the evening Of juno
.4th, for the benefit of the Widows
md Orphans Home.
w. E. Embry buys wool, sheep and
,attle and wants tobacco, frosted or
delivered at his barn OF in
Highest prices paid.
SEQ him before selling2
1t was rumored on the streets last
Wednesday that Hampton Walker a
at Cerulean Springs, had
suicide. Inquiry ELECTED
he fact that the rumor was without
oundation.
The Sebree Springs Hotel, which,
las capacity for accommodating
wo hundred guests, is now enjoying
he presence of half that number un-
Ter its new management.
The pulpit of the Pembroke Bap-
list church will be filled next Sun
lay by Rey. j. G. Bow, of Newport
Who will probably be called to the
'astorate of the church.
Doubtless the picnic and brandance
t cambridge next Saturday will be
success, as It is under the manage
nent of a man who knows how 10
IN picnic properly, as well as sue
essfully,
From all sections wheat is report
d as being of excellent quality and a
arge yield is expected. The straw
) short this year and harvest will
DON be over and the wheat put upon
ne market.
Ella Cayco was before the city
curt last Thursday charged with
eating Lou Bell. The latter failed
0 appear against her antagonistic
riend, hence the former was dis
harged. Both parties are colored.
The death of Mrs. John d. Logan
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